Sergeant Craig E. Drury
Craig died in the line of duty at the age of 24 on September 5, 1994 while on duty. He died as a result of injuries suffered while battling an intentionally set house fire on August 24th of that year. This crime still remains unsolved. Craig grew up in the department along side his father Ted, a former Highview Chief. He was a great softball player and was well known throughout the community. If anyone has any information on the Mount Washington Road fire, please contact the Jefferson County Police Arson Unit or Crime Stoppers and help bring closure to this matter. You may reach the Arson Unit at (502) 574-2132 and Crime Stoppers at (502) 582-CLUE. Both numbers may be dialed as collect calls. There is a reward leading to an arrest.

Donald Z. Manuel
Don died at the age of 65 on November 24, 1996 while on duty. Don was a 27-year veteran of the Highview Fire District. He died from a heart attack suffered on the scene of a furnace fire at his own church. Don was very active in his church and was fond of practicing martial arts. He was known throughout the community and his presence was enjoyed by all Highview firefighters.

Sergeant John McCain
John was an active firefighter from 1982 to 1995. He then assumed the role of Assistant Crusade Coordinator. His devotion to the WHAS Crusade for Children and his love of street rods was legendary. John passed away on February 27, 2001 from a sudden heart attack. The Highview Fire District and its community will sorely miss his smile and his dedication.

Colonel Robert J. (Joe) Stark, Sr.
December 11, 1911 – October 6, 2005